Category Archives: Black Book of Poetry

Poetic violence.

Dreaming of a Red Xmas


All through the streets and all through the night,
the stars were shining but none were bright
It was Xmas eve and Santa was grinning
His time had come with the children sleeping

With grenades in his pocket and guns in his sack,
he took a moment to jerk off his jack
After he gasped, he abseiled the chimney
and found Danny and Sally so innocent and dreamy

“I’ll cut their heads off and leave a present for Mom
Ho, ho! What fun this job is when the flesh is a bomb”

At the glint of his knife, the Moon rushed a call:
“Quick, the kids need help (send one who’s good in the maul)” Continue reading

Free Download of Wicked Mike’s Black Book of Poetry

The Black Book by Wicked Mike
See me.
Listen to my heartbeat; patter, patter, patter.
Feel my breath; stale, moist, growing fatter.
Taste my lips; blood-soft and salty sips.
Hear my thoughts; cultured, vulture fought.

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